Imigran Recovery Reviews

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Customer Imigran Recovery Reviews (5)

by - written on 18/02/08 (Very useful, 439 readings)
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I've suffered with migraines since I was about 10 years old (so for 14 years). I don't get the more severe aura migraines but I do get a lot of them (it used to be 2 per week). I'm on various types of preventative medicines from my doctor and I also have a prescription medicine for curing my migraines. I'm quite forgetful and so often don't have my tablets when I get a headache, usually because I've forgotten to order the prescription! I've always been skeptical about over the counter migraine medicine because the other ones I've tried haven't even touched them. I was very skeptical when I heard about these but the doctor recommended them to me so I thought I'd ... Read the complete review

by - written on 13/04/11 (Very useful, 221 readings)
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Only those who have suffered a migraine truly understands what it's like and it is infuriating to hear someone else refer to a bad headache as a migraine. A migraine can wipe you out completely for around 48 hours and only affects around 15% of the UK's population, however that still translates into around 6 million people. A migraine is so much more than a headache. The symptoms vary from person to person. Mine begin with a tingling in my hands that spreads up my arms making them go numb, meaning I can't pick things up. Then it spreads to my tongue meaning that I can't talk. After that, my vision starts to go in a way that can only be compared to a horse ... Read the complete review

by - written on 19/03/10 (Very useful, 167 readings)
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I honestly don't know how I managed before Imigran! I have suffered with frequent migraine for years - thankfully not the visual disturbance kind, and went through a wide range of treatments - preventative and painkilling. None really solved the problem - and I seemed to experience the full range of side-effects with them too! When Imigran first came on the scene, various friends raved about it so I asked the doctor for some. What a revelation! If I take one at the onset of what I can tell is going to be a real nasty, within half an hour my head's back to normal. Best taken early on, but I still find they work on me even when it's a full-blown ... Read the complete review

by - written on 11/09/09 (Very useful, 380 readings)
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Once an infrequent migraine sufferer brought on by extreme tiredness, I became a frequent sufferer last October following a medically managed miscarriage. This culminated in a large migraine lasting 4 days, with nausea and then ultimately sickness back in June. On this last incident I went to the doctors and was prescribed Imigran, the brand name of sumatriptan succinate. Tablet and Pack Sizes and Price Imigran is available in two sizes 50mg and 100mg sizes. Each box contains 6 tablets. I am aware that following a short questionnaire at the chemist you can be assigned a card to obtain the tablets over the counter without the need for a perscription. I am ... Read the complete review
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